I say 'anti-Semitic' because the fictitious terrorist ON THE ISRAELI TV SHOW is of Arabic origen and thus of Semitic origen whereas most Jews and Israelis are not Semites at all but instead are white people of Eastern European origen.Meantime France's President Macron a Rothschild employee threatens to pass draconian anti-free speech laws in France equating anti-Zionism with anti-Semitism when in fact it is Israeli Jews who are murdering and stealing Palestinian lands based upon historic lie that white Eastern European Jews' ancestors came from Palestine and thus they are entitled to murder Palestiniana and steal their land
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France has reportedly threatened to boycott the Eurovision song contest in protest over an Israeli television series which portrays France’s entry in the popular competition as a terrorist.....
The fictional Israeli series has apparently rubbed French authorities the wrong way – perhaps because France will be represented this year by Bilal Hassani, a gay Muslim.....The program will air the same week as Eurovision 2019, which is being hosted by Israel.- www.rt.com
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France threatens to boycott Eurovision over Israeli TV show depicting French contestant as terrorist
Published time: 21 Feb, 2019 09:37Edited time: 21 Feb, 2019 10:41
French singer Bilal Hassani waving a French flag on January 26, 2019 in Paris during Destination Eurovision France television's broadcast. © AFP / Gilles Scarella
France has reportedly threatened to boycott the Eurovision song contest in protest over an Israeli television series which portrays France’s entry in the popular competition as a terrorist.
Set to air in May, the three-part series called ‘Douze Points’ (‘twelve points’ in French, the highest score you can receive at Eurovision) is about a French-Algerian Islamic State (IS, formerly ISIS) terrorist posing as a gay man who manages to secure a place in the high-profile international song contest – ostensibly in hopes of carrying out a heinous terrorist attack live on television. The program will air the same week as Eurovision 2019, which is being hosted by Israel.
The fictional Israeli series has apparently rubbed French authorities the wrong way – perhaps because France will be represented this year by Bilal Hassani, a gay Muslim.
The French broadcasting authority has warned the Israel Public Broadcasting Corporation against airing “Douze Points”, threatening to boycott Eurovision in retaliation, according to Israeli media.
While the television show appears to be a crude spoof on Hassani, there’s ample evidence to suggest that France’s feud with Israel’s public broadcaster may be the result of a remarkable coincidence.
The fictional series was written last year – immediately after Israel’s Netta Barzilai won the last Eurovision contest in Lisbon – and has already entered its final editing stages.
Hassani, however, was crowned France’s representative to the song competition less than a month ago, after winning France’s Destination Eurovision contest on January 26.
In an interview with Haaretz, the series’ creators said that the show was a comedy meant to poke fun at Israel and its security services, not France.
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